June is often one of my favorite times of year – a lot of daylight and warmth that beckons me to enjoy my outdoorsy hobbies, but I also managed to enjoy my time indoors as well.
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Book review: The Sorcerer Knight
The first book in the Kingshield Knights series left me with mixed feelings, but I went on with the second book to see if it improves. Let’s have a look…
Continue readingBook review: The Seventh Knight
The Seventh Knight is a fantasy story that’s… quite minimalistic when it comes to the number of characters but works quite well. Let’s have a closer look.
Continue readingMay 2023 hiking: a month of variety
In the previous post, I covered my three-day trip at the beginning of May. In this post, I’ll share photos and memories of the three one-day hikes I did in May.
Continue readingMay 2023 hiking: flowers and castles
In this post, I’ll look back at a three-day hiking trip from early May. One that was beautiful through variety.
Continue reading5/2023 Summary
May had passed by – and it had surprised me in many aspects. Both good and bad. Let’s have a look.
Continue readingBook review: A Dragon’s fate
The fifht, final book in Robert Vane’s series brings a decent conclusion, though the way the plot was tied off surprised me in some aspects.
Continue readingBook review: A Dragon’s Burden
The fourth book in Robert Vane’s series makes it clear that even though there’s just one book left, there are enough plot twists to be seen.
Continue readingApril 2023 hiking retrospective
Things have caught me a bit behind once again, and so it’s only now, mid-way through May, I’m looking back at my April hikes. But better late than never, right?
Continue readingBook review: A dragon’s quest
The third book in Robert’s Vane series turns into a bit more single-minded focus, and delves deeper into the backstory, while keeping a decent pace and a good level of humor.
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